Posted in New York Nature May 29, 2017 by Lea Monroe

The Hiking Trail Hiding In New York That Will Transport You To Another World

Despite the fact that the month of May is almost entirely behind us, the majority of New York has still been experiencing rainy days that should’ve remained in April. Only making us further appreciate the beautiful weather that we do get, our residents have been running for the hills at any sight of sunshine. A great way to make the most of your time, exploring this one hiking trail will make you feel like you’ve left the Empire State.

During these uncertain times, please keep safety in mind and consider adding destinations to your bucket list to visit at a later date.

One of our favorite places to visit, Robert H. Treman State Park is a popular hiking destination in the city of Ithaca.

Highly anticipated, the park's Gorge Trail finally reopened to the public this past week.

You'll find that lots of visitors will start to come here to take advantage of swimming in the natural pool at the base of Enfield Falls, but it's the Gorge Trail you absolutely need to see.

A trail that gives you a view of handfuls of waterfalls throughout the park, this trail embodies the true meaning of Ithaca is Gorges.

Explore the 2-mile long trail and eventually you'll reach the park's 115-foot waterfall, Lucifer Falls.

With a winding stone staircase that will remind you of your favorite magical worlds, you can see for miles down the gorge and lower half of the park from this part of the trail.

Make your way down the staircase and you'll see that the base of Lucifer Falls makes for a great place to cool off.

Made up of breathtaking waterfalls, remarkable stone bridges, serene natural wonders and swimming spots, the Gorge Trail is nothing short of jaw-dropping.

A destination you'll have a hard time pulling yourself away from, you'll never grow tired of taking adventures along Robert H. Treman's Gorge Trail in Tompkins County.

Which Gorge Trail in our state is your favorite to hike along? If you’ve already crossed this trail off of your bucket list, then try heading to This One Aboveground Cave In New York That’s Like Hiking To Another World!